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Encipher To Launch App Store Next Year

By Loy Okezie On November 17, 2010 · 2 Comments

In an attempt to drive a local apps market in Nigeria, Encipher has announced that they would be launching an App store early next year.

Basically, the App store would allow developers to upload their applications, but most importantly…

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Encipher Announces Pre-release of InyeReader

By Loy Okezie On September 19, 2010 · Leave a Comment

After about four months of announcing the Encipher Tablet, Inye, the startup company that provides cloud computing services, is pre-releasing an alpha version of the InyeReader.

The InyeReader v0.1 is an application that runs on Android 2.2 and allows you…

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Encipher Announces Local App Deal with ALT-I

By Loy Okezie On June 4, 2010 · 2 Comments

At a time when several iPad killers are being released and rumoured to be released, the UK-Nigerian company that has set out to encipher a tablet for Nigeria has just announced a major partnership deal…

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The Encipher Tablet: starting at N55,000 ($399)

By Loy Okezie On May 5, 2010 · 10 Comments

Today, Encipher Limited announced that their ‘highly controversial‘ Andriod-powered tablet will be available only in Nigeria (for now) and starting at N55,000 ($399).

Update: 07/05 – The Encipher Tablet will be unveiled at…

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Exclusive: Screenshots and Photos of the Encipher Tablet

By Loy Okezie On April 30, 2010 · 33 Comments

Earlier this week, I announced here on this blog that a Nigerian technology company, Encipher Limited is set to unveil the prototype of their Andriod powered tablet this weekend.

Today, the unveiling commenced as the photos of the Encipher tablet…

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Encipher Set to Unveil Android Powered Tablet

By Loy Okezie On April 27, 2010 · 8 Comments

After watching Apple’s iPad success, it seems that more companies have started to show interest in tablet computers.

While Apple is yet to acquire the monopoly in the tablet market, huge companies such as Microsoft, Nokia &…

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